Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1931, Page 36

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Apply Travel Bureau and Ticket Office, 1338 H Street, N.W., Washington. 7PN MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. from BALTIMORE | 22—Dr. : |has failed to make obsolete the first- No. | class battleship and cruiser. EDUGATOR EXPECTS TOLIVE 10 YEARS Dr. Samuel Stratton, M. I. T. Executive, Plans Research During Rest of Life. By the Associated Press. WEST SPRINGFIELD, N. H, July Samuel esley Stratton, chairman of the ExeFutive Committee of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nolegy, plans to live to be 100, and has mapped a huge program of research for the next 20 years. Dr. Stratton, who has just passed his seventieth b'rthday, locks forward to the task of taming the Nation’s great rivers, bettering floods and harnessing currents, ‘The former president of the noted engineering institute, now at his moun- tain-top home here, told guests of his hope of developing at Technology one of the greatest hydraulic laboratories in the world. To this end he expects to construet accurate working models in which currents, silt deposits, power and rate of flow may be studied. Dr. Stratton’s birthday brought a tide of well-wishes. His most remarkable | gift was a large red leather volume con- tain'ng 1,000 - congratulatory letters from the dignitaries of the world as well as from old friends. Notes from President and Mrs. Hoover ornamented the first and second pages. Dr. Stratton had other things to say in war and peace, about the possibility of rocket-cars hurtling through interplanetary space, and education. To date, Dr. Stratton said, aviation He foresaw air transportation dis- placing steam over longer distances. development. It is bound to come.” But he saw vast difference between the theory of hurtling from continent to continent or from earth to moon in rocket cars and actual application of the theory. * Dr. Stratton said that directing a | great educational institution no longer was a_one-man job and that turning over the technoiogy presidency to a younger man he was freed for the “equally important” work of direction | of policy and supervision of special | developments. WHERE TO DI e 519 13th St. 2 Doors Above Earle Theater TANG 0 THE SEA” ooos Z__SEA GRILL ”xl)‘»)li)‘ CRABS Imperial, Deviled, Hard and Soft Also Our Famous Buttered Flakes 1207 E St. N.W. NEVER CLOSED %% Rose Glow Tea Room @ 14th and Euclid Sts. N.W. Col. 6361 Week Day nlnneu 3c o 3bc 5 PH to le unday Dinners 1., Mr. Lovett has brought a letter from ! i the Amtorg Trade Corporation in New . | agents were entering. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., LEA INDICTMENT CASE | TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. Palgce—"“The Man m Pouullnn " lt 12, 2:10, 4:35, 7:20 shows at 1:30, au GIO lnd D 03 p.m. Columbia—"Five and Ten am.;1 3:20, 5:20, 7:25 9:30 p.m. Fox—"Annabelle’s Aflzln it 12,2:16, 4:32, 7:38 end 9:45 pm. Stage shows at !27 3:43, GAB ‘and 9:05 pm. “Ubangi,’ " at 11:10 am. and 5:47 pm. only. R-K-O Keith’s—“A Woman of Ex- perience,” at 11:08 a. 1:15, 3:22, 5:29, 7:36 and 9:43 p.m. “Night Nuru, 5 p. Metropolitan—tGirl Habit,” at 11:10 am.; 12:52, 2:36, 4:20, 6:04,\7:48 and 9:32 p.m. Tivoli—“The Lawyer's Secret,” 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, 8:05 and 9:55 p. Central—“Strangers May-Kiss,” at 11 am. to 11 pm. Ambacsador—*Indiscreet,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm. SOVIET GREDIT BASIS STUDIED BY EXPERT Michigan Manufacturers’ Agent Seeks to Determine if Long Terms Are Justifiable. 7 at 11:15 at 11430 a.m.; . Stage shows at By Cable to The St MOSCOW, U. 8. 8. R, July 22.—An investigation of financlal conditions in the Soviet Unlon, as a basis for de- cislon as to whether American many- facturers are justified in granting longer term credits, is being made by n L. Lovett of Detroit, general anager of the Michigan Manufac- turers’ Assoctation. York, requesting officials to furnish him with all infcrmation and all as- sistan ble. The Amtorg, hand- viet business in the United is desirous that the same terms be granted there as are extended to Germany, Great Britaln and other coun- | tries competing for Soviet trade. Mr. Lovett has conferred with George Andreichin, head cf the Amtorg office here, and has requested interviews with | the commissars of finance and foreign trade, executives of the Supremé Coun- cil of Nation>] Economy and other of- ficials. He desires to see the construc- ticn proceeding on the model Ford plant at Nijninovogorod, the plant for Inter- national Harvester type tractors operat- ing at Etalingrad, as well as motor in- dustrics in Moscow, Len:ngrad, Kharkov and cther cities. While particular attention will be paid to the motor industry, Mr. Eovett's report is expected to contain a com- prehensive study cf the Soviet's Union’s ability to meet future f-reign obligations and to serve as a guide to American in- dustry in general. 3 _ (Copyright. 1931) $1,000,000 BREWERY ‘ SEIZED IN-NEW YORK Four Men Arrested, 50 Escape, ‘When 30 Agents Force Way | Into Beer Plant. | | | B the Associafed Press. | NEW YORK, July 22.—Federal. pro- | hibition agents today were in possession of the five-story Phoenix Brewery, which they raided last night under the personal supervision of Administrator Andrew McCampbell. More than 30 agents, armed with bars, sledge hammers and battering rams, descended on the plant, at Tenth avenue and Twenty-fifth street, which they value at $1,000,000, and forced their way in after a half hour's pound- ing on various doors and brick walls. Fifty employes escaped while the Four men re- mained behind to submit to arrest. The brewery was described by the raiders | as the most complete and modern in | Luncheon—Tea—Dinner | Arrangements for Parties On Wilson Boulevard Just Thru Ballston wFor Reservations—Falls Church 499 .o within your means OU need not cross the Atlantic to visit one of the most quaint and charming forcign lands in the world. French-Canada, secn from across the rail of a modern stcamer, af- fords an adventure to please the most scasoned traveller. Here lic a thousand miles of sheltered inland water. You -vil! sec Toronto. 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There were thousands of barrels neatly stacked, well oiled and polished | machinery, automatic fillers and re- | frigerating machinery. | In an outer office agents found a | complete bookkeeping system, with a ledger for each borcugh in New York [ These books, containing custom- | ers’ lists, were seized for examination. | Nothing but timely items in this reduced pru‘.l event . . . every- thing in our store included. .. COME DOWN AND STOCK uP! PROSECUTOR NAMED ™ Tennsscee Atterney General Re- fuses to File Writ Against Publisher. By the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 13.— Seth Walker, Nashville attorney, was ap- pointed by Judge Charles Gilbert yes- terday at attorney general pro tem, to file a conspiracy Indictment against Col. Luke Lea, Tennessee puhlllher and his son, Luke Lea, jr. in.connection with the failure of the Liberty Bank & Trust Co. here last Fall. The court’s action followed what Judge Gilbert sald was Attorney Gen- eral Richard M. 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